Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
HERALD.
Ne " . Notes.

BY reference 10 tne HERALD coiu"i"
Of church notices people can tell where
to worship to-day.
The material of the ship Kennebec,
lately wrecked near San Pedro, will be
sold ON the 10Th of March.
There will be meeting of the Trades.
Council at Painters Hall, Also street,
Monday evening, February 2Sth. at 1880
sharp.
A buggy robe has been stolen from
w. I'll. Perry's residence. 1t was OF
plush and red on one side with seven
inch brown border.
Seven ships are now unloading coal at
San Pedro and as there is a scarcity OF
fat cars to haul it off box cars will be
used for few days.
Professor +. Won Sohluembach will
speak at the Opera House on Tue sday
evening in behalf of Young Mems
Christian Associations.
The case of Perkins vs.. Baldwin was
called in the Superior Court yesterday
and the defendant was again given ten
days to answer plaintiffs brief.
The number of brick used in Los An
geles city last year was $4,000, 900. 1t
Is estimated that the number used in
1887 will reach 30, 100000.
Miss Selma Weed. who lives about
five miles cut on the Temple street road,
lost a gold ring with five garnets at
Turnverein Hall yesterday.
Qrand Commander r. K. Lloyd and
other officers of the Grand Commandery
will be present CT the dedication of the
new asylum of C9ur de Lion Command
cry next Tuesday night.
John Green. who was examined yes.
terday on 3 charge of assault with a
deadly weapon for cutting his wife's
throat during family broil, was held
to answer in $500 bail.
John Lentz aud George Friend were
arrested yesterday by Officer w. s.
jackson for stealing oranges near the
City Gardens. They were admitted to
bail in the sum of s. each.
The case of G. B. Simpson, John
Smith and Tom johnson, the "gold
brick" ewindlers, charged with obtain.
ing money by false pretenses. will come
up for examination on March Sd.
The America, the bark that was
driven into San Pedro harbor during the
late storm, is lying at the wharf and is
leaking freely. A diver has been sent
for to ascertain the extent of her in
iuries.
The courts are not yet finished with
the Chinese maiden, for the celestials
desirous of keeping her here have OBJ.
tained writ of habeas corpus, which
will come up before Judge Cheney on
Monday.
Three large brick blocks are to be
erected at once at Cucamonga besides a
fine hotel. Mr.. }. c. Lynch, the resi-.
dent manager Of the new city, is kept
busy showing and selling lots in the new
settlement.
The Raymond excursion from Boston,
with the list of passengers published
previously in the HERALD, arrived yes
terday, and was taken on the Los
Angeles and San Gabriel Valley Rlil.
way to the Raymond, in South Pasa-
dena.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad track was yesterday laid as far
as Cucamonga. where the company W i'll
build an elegant depot. A short bridge
will be thrown over an arroyo on the
lands of the Cucamoag, Vineyard Com
pany, and theu the bars of steel will be
laid to beautiful Ontario.
Mr.. Adolph Petsch. the wealthy and
cultured Hungarian gentleman who has
made the Hormosa settlement a para
disc. was in the city yesterday. He
feels that he is already in the suburbs
of the city Of Cuoamonga, where in the
last two days $23. 900 worth of lots were
sold before the surveyors had the stakes
set at the corners. In lit lie while the
city will surround Mr.. Petsch and his
beautiful orange groves. Cucamopga is
booming.
M. Lewis and bride returned from
San Francisco yesterday by overland
train. Mr.. Lewis was married at 6
O'Clock on Thursday to Miss Selma
Gutenberg, at the residence of the
brides parents. 1925 Geary street, San
Francisco. Fully TOO invitations had
been sent out. and, as a consequence, the
weddingi reception was an immense
affair. 1t is the intention of the newly.
welded couple to reside at the Ray.
mend Ho Ell. Pasadena, during the sum.